Archive for August, 2006

swfObject module for drupal

updated: Please see the drupal project: http://drupal.org/project/swfobject_api for updates
updated: swfmodule to more recent version
I created a way to use the swfobject library in drupal. This allows a developer to make a call like:
print swfobject_create($url, $params);
To display a swf file. Url is the web accessible address to the file. Params are the flash parameters- not needed, but if they aren’t set, height and width are set to 100%

Updated September 1, 2006

  • Changed the syntax of the call (now is swfobject_create)
  • It force loads the JS file by default, but checks to see if it’s been loaded already
  • It uses hook_nodeapi to load the js in case a cached function called it originally (checks $node->body for the swfobject)
  • Has an install file which checks for the presence of the swfobject.js file
  • This tarball has the swfobject.js file included, however, since it is under the MIT license, it should really be downloaded separately to comply with the GPL
  • Download here: swfobject.tgz

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    It’s great to see that this is moving forward. Hopefully this means better integration with contributed modules in the future!

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